The Irish standard., 1887-09-17

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will arrange for some other evening.
CITY BRIEFS.
The State FAN is a grand success in
eyery particular.
The Expos; 5ion still continues to at
tract great crowds.
Blankets at Wholesale prices at O. I.
SwetGs 22S Central avenue.
II you want frst-c]ass coal AMI wood
cali on John Norton. ruoln II. Temple
Court Telephone 314.2.
Gents furnishing goods for fall wear
at @. T. Swett's, 228 Central avenue.
Prices always the lowest.
The Irish American Social club and
their friends will dance at Window
hail Wednesday evening, October 5. =
Fall Dress Goods and trimmings, full
and complete line. Prices to suit all
atO. T. Swett's, 225 Central avenue.
You can find the lowest prices i'll
Wool Underwear, Hosiery, Yarn and
Flannels at O. T. Swett's, :z2S Central
avenue.
DiYision No. g, q. 0. H.. Minnespo-
lis, will meet 1T Martins Hail, corner
Washington and Cedar avenues at 2:30
p. M. Sunday
Novelties in millinery are arriving
daily at Mrs. j. A. MacCsrthy's. 244
Nicollet avenue. --latest Fall styles.
Come and sos them.
Buy your wood and coal OF the Penu>
sylvania Fuel company. Nj. W. Nash,
President; P. IL. Gibbons, Manager.
Office 22l Hennepin avenue. corner
Washington and Hennepin.
Capt. James w. George, a coInrade Of
Dudley z. Chase Post G, "A. g., is re-
commended for The position Of Supsri,1-
tendent of The soldiers nome.
1t has been decided to have the game
of base ball between the police and fire
ilapar tmey,t for the benefit OF Miss
Maud Cum piston next Tuesday.
Tbs will OF j. Hyde Monroe was Of
ferei for probate Saturday, His prop
eaty is left TO his wife during her life,
afte1waxtl to go to her children.
at ST.. Anthony Of Padua Church
last "Wednesday morning the marriage
OF Miss Alice Flynn to Henry Blethen
was sole,nuized by Rev. Father MIC
Veagil.
People living OH Twenty-sixSh street
are working To fo11n al improvement
association. They desire to improve
their street from Lake Of the Isles to
Minnehaha avenue.
AT the Grand Opera next Monday
night the popular comedians, Mr. and
Mrs. W. j. Elosnce, will commence
weeks engagement. with matinee Sat
urday. The sale OF seats commence to-
Gay.
Mrs. Margaret Ksyanagh. Of 1907,
Fourth street north, died Wednesday
night, aged 40 years. Her remains We're
sent to Rochester, Mimi, her former
home, where she had a large number Of
friends.
L. W. Hanley. the popular merchant
tailor Of 81 Fourth street south, has re-
Gently received large and we'll as
sorted stock Of fall and winter goods.
An excellent suit at a reasonable figure
is his motto.
Sergeant John Leonard, one of the
most faithful aud conscientious men On
the police force claims. and undoubtedly
it is true, that he neither used vile lam
guage toward, nor drew his revolver
upon, John M. Cannon.
The action taken by the Young
Mems Democratic Club OF The First
ward on Wednesday evening, regarding |
an unwarranted attack made upon !
Aid. Cloutier by d daily paper, was
certainly very proper and timely to say
The least.
Frank Murphy, of the Crusaders
Gymnasium class, won the first prize, a
handsome gold medal. for the best
Graeco Roman wrestling at the Exposl-
tion last Friday evening. The second
prize, also valuable gold medal, was
won by S. II. Kelliher.
M. Fl. Mcclure. who is happy at any
time, has had his cup of happiness filled
70 the brim during the past week. Miles
is proud of that boy who appeared at
his home on Monday last, proof OF
which is shown in his exceeding liber
Atty to a host of friends.
T. E. Mercer & Co., are now estab-
|ished in their new place of business,
lO9 Second street south, where they will,
as heretofore. continue to do the very
best and neatest work in their line that |
the city affords. The laundry Of z. E.
nj oroar r. ro hoe no c,,ro,ior ~, tI,o